Jets Appoint Frank Reich as New Offensive Coordinator
The New York Jets have officially appointed Frank Reich as their new offensive coordinator. This decision follows the departure of Tanner Engstrand from the position. The announcement was made on Wednesday morning.
Frank Reich’s Coaching Background
Before joining the Jets, Frank Reich served as an interim head coach for Stanford in 2025, where he recorded a 4-8 record. He has an overall coaching record of 41 wins, 43 losses, and 1 tie from his tenure with the Indianapolis Colts and the Carolina Panthers in the NFL.
Experience in Football
With over two decades in coaching, Reich has also held the offensive coordinator role for notable teams such as the Philadelphia Eagles and the Los Angeles Chargers. His playing career lasted more than ten years, including a season as a quarterback with the Jets.
Statements from Key Figures
Aaron Glenn, a significant figure in the Jets’ coaching staff, expressed confidence in Reich’s capabilities. He praised Reich for his unique blend of experience and creativity along with his ability to remain calm under pressure.
- “Frank has a rare combination of experience, creativity, and calm under pressure,” Glenn stated.
- He highlighted Reich’s understanding of offense and his talent for utilizing player strengths effectively.
Looking Forward
With the offensive coordinator position filled, the Jets now turn their attention to the field leadership. Justin Fields, currently under contract, was benched in 2025, prompting the team to explore additional options as they prepare for the upcoming offseason.
